The phrase "a better science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or advancements in scientific methods, theories, or practices.
Example: "The new research aims to develop a better science for understanding climate change."
Alternatives: "an improved science" or "a more advanced science".
Can lab work make economics a better science?
In the end, like Smith, Zollman seeks a better science.
But that is not to say that it has made economics a better science, or more like the proper science it would like to be.
It is concluded that the parametric approach, here the FVI, is the only one which evaluates vulnerability to floods; whilst although the deterministic approach has limited evaluation of vulnerability, it has a better science base.
And Hesky Fisher, who was raised in the Hasidic community of Williamsburg, had to push hard against the wishes of his father to transfer to Midwood from a yeshiva last year so that he could get a better science education.
Not only was I able to learn about the process of scientific discovery firsthand, but I was also able to become a better science writer by enhancing my knowledge of scientific materials, methods, and terminology.
"Compared with 20 years before, there was a much better science available and a better understanding of the crises," said Randolph Kent, director of the Humanitarian Futures Programme at Kings College London, who has worked extensively in the Horn of Africa.
"We can use a lot better science," he said.
"We can do a lot better science with this than cloning and bringing extinct species back to life," Hawks said.
If, as I believe is true, Cuban is correct and there remains a consensus which sees education through an economic lens, doesn't that mean that a push toward better science instruction is likely?
This is all a result of better science and technology.
